\Arduino\libraries\edcb13b58b4f/LED_Bar.h:24:18: fatal error: mbed.h: No such file or directory
#include "mbed.h"
^
compilation terminated.
Using library edcb13b58b4f in folder: C:\Users\Robin\Documents\Arduino\libraries\edcb13b58b4f (legacy)
exit status 1
Error compiling for board Arduino/Genuino Uno.
Getting this error message prevents my Grove EMG monitor from working properly. What should be done to remove the error, which arises as I use the library from mbed?
Prob'ly something in the code that we've never seen. 
Do you have the library?
Where is the library installed?
Where is the file mbed.h located?
LED_Bar - Library for the LED Bar by Seeed Studio http://ww… | Mbed this is the link to the file. However, using that single #Include mbed.h line results an error message being produced saying "error in mbed.h, no such file or directory
Typically in Arduinoland..
#include "mbed.h" // <- Means its next to your sketch.
#include <mbed.h>. // <- Means its in your libraries folder in your arduino folder.
Choose where you want it, put it there and select the appropriate #include line.
-jim lee
LED_Bar - Library for the LED Bar by Seeed Studio http://ww… | Mbed
I don't see anything there to indicate that this is supposed to be an Arduino-compatible sketch. It's an "mbed" program. "Mbed" is, roughly speaking, a competitor of Arduino, and while having some sort of cross-compatibility capability might be possible and interesting, this doesn't look like it is an attempt in that direction...
westfw:
I don't see anything there to indicate that this is supposed to be an Arduino-compatible sketch. It's an "mbed" program. "Mbed" is, roughly speaking, a competitor of Arduino, and while having some sort of cross-compatibility capability might be possible and interesting, this doesn't look like it is an attempt in that direction...
Oh, figured it was some esoteric hardware they were attaching.
-jim lee